A powerful earthquake hits Colombia, killing at least 111 people, as rescue teams scramble to find survivors and account for missing residents. Reports from multiple outlets say the search continues into the aftermath, with authorities focused on damage assessment and locating people trapped or displaced.
Accounts converge on the scale of the casualty toll and the urgency of the response. One outlet reports that, by Monday night, more than 2,700 people are reported missing, indicating a larger uncertainty around total losses. Other sources describe at least 111 deaths but do not provide the same missing-person figure, reflecting differences in the timing of updates and the availability of verified numbers.
The coverage generally emphasizes emergency efforts—search-and-rescue operations and efforts to compile casualty and missing lists—while the exact death count and missing figures may continue to change as authorities confirm information and coordinate across affected areas.
